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cabinet members

Zone ChairmanPatti Lovell - Puyallup [email protected]

assoCiate Zone ChairDorothy Burt, Federal [email protected]

immeDiate Past ZCBob Johnson, [email protected]

seCretary/PuBLiC reLationsLisa ikeda, Fife253-219-1881 cell253-216-3876 [email protected]

BuLLetin eDitorCindi Lang - Puyallup [email protected]

memBershiP retention/mentoringChuck Waid - Puyallup [email protected]

LerC Virginia hill - Puyallup [email protected]

oPening eyesPZC John Budzak Jr (JJ)[email protected]

terri soliz - [email protected]

We Serve

Zone c-3 news“What you think about, you bring about”

Issue No. 12 June 2017

news From 19c3

Oh wow! This year has gone quickly for me. It has been fun! So enjoyed meeting all of you. I want to thank you all for the support you have given me.

Thank You Lion Dorothy Burt from Federal Way Club for stepping up and becoming the new Zone Chair. You will do a great job! Come welcome Dorothy at either the Zone Social on June 24th at the Bishops’ or at Banner Passing in July at the Bremerton Lions Park. Or you could do both.

Check out the article and pictures of the new Maple Valley Centennial Lions Cub Club. They already are doing a service project. Great job little ones and parents also.

Just because my year as Zone chair is almost over, it does not mean that I will not see you around. Remember—“What You Think About You Bring About”

Thank you.

Zone Chair Patti Lovell

c-3 club Presidentsand secretaries 2-16-2017aUbUrnevery tuesday, noon, Banquet room, auburn golf Course, 29630 green river rd se, auburn WaPres: ron Bohlman, 253-753-4616, [email protected]: ed Butler, 253-929-9358, [email protected]

aUbUrn branchPres: tony garland, 253-833-1740- h, 253-334-9380 -c [email protected]: sherrie hitchcock, 253-381-3134, [email protected]

bonney Lake1st and 3rd thursday, 7:00 pm, Bonney Lake Justice Center, 9002 main st e, Bonney Lake Wa 98391Pres: John West, 253-307-5867, [email protected]: april young, 253-353-0387, [email protected]

covington1st and 3rd Wednesdays, 6:30 pm, ihoP, 27149 185th ave se, Covington Wa 98042Pres: Dorothy Jane gabriel, 253 631-4654,[email protected]: Judy swanberg, 425 432-1087, [email protected]

enUmcLaw1st tuesday 6pm, 2nd and 5th tuesday, noon (except June - aug..)Claw of enumclaw, 1324 roosevelt ave, e, enumclaw Wa 98022Pres: mike runland, 360-825-5575, [email protected]: steve moergeli, 253-569-1905, [email protected]

FederaL way1st and 3rd tuesdays, noon, Denny’s, 2130 so. 320th Pl, Federal Way Wa 98003Pres: Dick mayer, 253-797-5608, [email protected]: Dorothy Burt, 541-602-3190, [email protected]

FiFe1st and 3rd tuesdays, 6:30 pm, Dacca Barn, 2820 545th ave. e. Fife Wa 98424Pres: Charles hall, 253-922-2078, [email protected]: Darlene Daschofsky, 253-922-8352-h, 253-306-3763-c [email protected]

kent1st and 3rd tuesday, 7:00 pm, mitzel’s, 22330 84th ave. s., Kent Wa 98032Pres: Leland mullins, 206-841-3232-c , 253-854-8594-h [email protected]: susan Kiminki, 425-277-5707, [email protected]

PUyaLLUP2nd and 4th Wednesdays, 6:30 pm, mr turner’s, 701 e. main, Puyallup, Wa 98372Pres: Jerry tecca, 253-732-3444, [email protected]: John Budzak Jr (JJ), 253-732-3444, [email protected]

PUyaLLUP vaLLey1st and 3rd tuesday, noon, Puerto Vallarta restaurant, 215 - 15th st. se Puyallup, Wa 98372Pres: scott hurst, 253-770-4643-h 253-770-1113-w [email protected]: Virginia hill, 253-770-1373, [email protected]

sUmner1st and 3rd Wednesdays, 6:30 pm, VFW hall, 1705 Willow st. sumner WaPres: emerson Bishop, 360-825-6328, [email protected]: angela hunt, 253-861-2649, [email protected]

“NEVER FORGET”LEsT wE FORGET aNd

OuR miNds aRE aT a LOss,wE shaLL aLways REmEmbER,

ThOsE whO paid ThE uLTimaTE cOsT;

FOR ThEy GaVE ThEiR aLL,iN ThEiR sacRiFicEs OF sELF,

aNd sEcuREd OuR LaNd FOR FREEdOmpEacE bEyONd aLL wEaLTh;

ThEy LEFT bEhiNd ThEiR LOViNG FamiLiEs,TO shaRE ThE TORch OF hOpE,

aNd caRRy-ON FOR aNOThER day,TRusTiNG iN GOd, TO cOpE;

Oh whaT paiN aNd sORROw,OuR NaTiON GRiEVEs ONcE mORE!OuR ThOuGhTs jOiN iN haRmONy,spiRiTs RisE whERE EaGLEs sOaR;

wE shaLL NEVER FORGET ThOsE whO sERVEd,aNd ThOsE whO sERVE TOday,

wE GiVE pRaisE aNd hONOR TO EVERyONE,aNd ThaNkFuL ThEy camE OuR way;

NO, wE shaLL NEVER FORGET,aNd OuR hEaRTs aRE iN TuNE as ONE,ThE GENERaTiONs OF humaN hEROEs,

FaThER, mOThER, dauGhTER, sON.

RObERT j. daRRiGaN FEdERaL way, washiNGTON

iNspiREd by chiEF aL chuRchsOuTh kiNG FiRE & REscuE

Maple Valley Lions kicked off their Cub Club (community service group for kids ages 5-12) at

Farelli’s. It was pure success! The kids even got started on their first community service project--Community Caring Bags. The Cubs are asking the students of Lake Wilderness

Elementary to donate their emergency kits so that items can be reused for Community Caring Bags that will be

supplied to the Community Center! Great job Cubs!! Cubs meet during parent’s

Lions Club meeting times!

maple valley Lions cub club

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For many years Lions Youth Exchange has been an integral part of the 19C program, for much of that time Lions Mel Williamson (Shelton) and Bob Kelley (Lacey Sunrise) were instrumental in the Multiple District program as well as in 19C. They have both retired after their many years and many of the other Lions in the MD19 program have also retired.

I am the current 19C Youth Exchange Chair (Key Peninsula), and am also serving as the MD19 Youth Exchange Chair. I have asked the clubs and zones do two things:

1: Send me an email at [email protected] including any information about the club or zone participation in any youth exchange activity such as sister-city exchanges or direct club to club exchanges.

2. Announce in a club and zone meetings that the Youth Exchange Program is seeking host families and Lions who are interested in actively participating in the program.

Further information is available through me or at http://lionsyouthexchange.org/ and http://www.lionsclubs.org/EN/how-we-serve/youth/youth-camp-and-exchange/index.php .

Lions Youth Exchange

By PDG George Robison

Walk for Diabetic Retinopathy

By John W Herr District 19C Chair Diabetic Awareness Committee

The 2017 District 19C Lions Clubs Walk for Diabetic Retinopathy was successful in that another $1 255 00 was raised toward the needs-based grants program for individuals within the District 19C geographic area who need money for diabetic retinopathy procedures and whose insurance will not cover the associated costs

I would like to thank all of those Lions who answered the call to register at least one participant in the event along with those Lions who also walked I would especially like to thank super fundraiser PDG Emerson Bishop for “heeding the call” and raising the most money Please watch for information on the needs-based grants application process which will be published in the near future

As with any fundraising or service project the event would not be accomplished without the help of fellow Lions I would like to thank the following Lions for standing up to help make the event successful

Lions Ron Hirning Kay Hirning and Pat Carpenter, Puyallup South Hill Lions Club.Lions Dorothy Ray Lee Morey Cindy Morey Donna Bowers, Eatonville Daybreak Lions Club.

Puyallup Valley Lions John haigh, Chuck Waidand ed Krysiak replacing the Lions sign

on main street in Puyallup.

new eyeglass collection manager

Greetings to all of you! Hoping this email finds you in good health. As Satellite Manager for NW LERC, it is my pleasure to inform you that we have a new eyeglass collection manager in the north part of Pierce County now: Lion Ed BUTLER 32613 3RD Place S.W., Federal Way, WA 98003 (253)519-9368Ed has taken a new work job with lots of hard work involved, so please contact him by phone for any pro-posed deliveries you may have. Standard cardboard boxes are to be used for all deliveries. Pre-sorting is NOT necessary. We take ALL parts of eyeglasses, even broken ones.

And…if any of you would like additional eyeglass collection boxes for your own use, please contact me at the phone listed below my name at the bottom. There is NO cost for these boxes to you!

It is hoped that you will support this effort to increase donations, as we’re (at LERC) having increased requests for eyeglasses from all sources of missions! We need your help! I live in Tacoma, so liaison with Ed in getting your eyeglasses to our HQ in Lacey is a slam-dunk. Saves YOU from long trips down I-5! It

is hoped that these improvements will spur increased donations.

Questions? Let me know,Ron ReiersonVice President/Outreach and Satellite OperationsNW LERC(253) 209-2329

Wanted - Lions for

Zone C-3 Zone Social Hosted by the Sumner Lions

Saturday, June 24, 2017

12:00 noon

Fun, Fellowship and Thank You's . From Zone Chair Patti Just bring a favorite dish (and a chair)

Summer Casual!

Hamburgers, hot dogs, soft drinks will be provided for

$5.00 per person

RSVP to: (360) 825-6328 or [email protected] by June 10

Lion Em & Lea Bishop’s Backyard 25605 SE 392nd St., Enumclaw

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New things are happening for our Centennial. All clubs have now received there flyers to put in business windows. All you Lions go to work. Some Sani-Kans have been obtained and we are in the process of procuring a large dumpster for clean up. We are up to a total of over 50 vendors and climbing. We have just landed Lion Dan Harrington to play the national Anthem to open our celebration. He will be accompanied by the color guard from Lewis/McChord and a 12 year old who will sing the anthem. It looks like Lion Bob McLean will come with his van to test hearing. PLEASE BRING CANNED GOODS FOR EFN!!.

Governor Jan Weatherly has volunteered to be the volunteer coordinator. Things are taking shape that way. Contact Lion Jan or Lion Bob to volunteer. We particularly need Lions to work our membership booth.

Congratulations to the Gig Harbor Lions on completing their successful Legacy Project of Cleaning and remodeling the Finholm Hill Climb. (See picture on the next page).

We have also procured another place to park about three blocks from the park. Rides can be provided if needed.

Make sure all you Lions go out and spread the word about our Centennial Celebration. Distribute those PERSONAL INVITATION POSTCARDS. - WE SERVE -

BRING CANNED GOODS FOR E.F.N.!!!!!!!!!!

Here are some statistics dealing with our Lions Centennial. This was in a report made by PDG J. D. Nellor our American MD Centennial Coordinator.

District C applied for and received a grant for $1372.50 from international. Not all districts have done that.

District C has reported and completed 49 Legacy projects. The next highest American district is 21 legacy projects. WELL DONE ‘C’, KEEP IT UP. In the Centennial Service Challenge, District C has 41 of 48 clubs reporting or 85% for 533.625 people served in our Centennial period. We handily lead by percentage but are second behind district G, only in number of people served.

WELL DONE, KEEP IT UP.

In membership growth, we have brought in 394 centennial members so far and lead that category by well over 100 members. We are the only district that has been positive in membership in the last two years.. this year could be three in a row. AGAIN, WELL DONE ‘C’, KEEP IT UP.

There is one year left in our Centennial, let’s see if we can get all clubs to do a legacy project and report Centennial Service Challenge information to Lions International.

DISTRICT ‘C’ LEADS THE WAY. WE LEAD AND WE SERVE. ‘C’ LIONS, YOU ROCK

By PZC Bob Johnson

Lions District 19C Master Training Schedule

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List by Topics

Topic Date Time Location Instructor(s) New Member Orientation third Monday of every month 7 to 8 PM Online Hedstrom

Club President 8 May 7P Online Hedstrom

Club President 20 May 10:15-11:15A St. Clare Hospital Various

Club President 23 Jun 7P Online Hedstrom

Club President 24 Jul 7P Online Hedstrom

Club President 10 Aug 12:00-1:00P St. Clare Hospital Various

Club President 23 Aug 7P Online Hedstrom

Club President 26 Aug 9:00-10:00A St. Clare Hospital Various

Club President 16 Sep 9:00-10:00A St. Clare Hospital Various

Club Secretary 19 May 7P Online Smircich / Hedstrom

Club Secretary 20 May 1:15-3:15P St. Clare Hospital Smircich / Hedstrom

Club Secretary 14 Jun 7P Online Smircich / Hedstrom

Club Secretary 18 Jul 7P Online Smircich / Hedstrom

Club Secretary 27 Jul 7P Online Smircich / Hedstrom

Club Secretary 19 Aug 9:00 - 11:00A St. Clare Hospital Smircich / Hedstrom

Club Secretary 26 Aug 12:00 - 2:00P St. Clare Hospital Smircich / Hedstrom

Club Secretary 6 Sep 7P Online Smircich / Hedstrom

Club Secretary 16 Sep 1:15 - 3:15P St. Clare Hospital Smircich / Hedstrom

Club Treasurer 20 May 12:00-1:00P St. Clare Hospital Various

Club Treasurer 7 Jun 7P Online Hedstrom

Club Treasurer 7 Aug 7P Online Hedstrom

Club Treasurer 19 Aug 11:15A-12:15P St. Clare Hospital Various

Club Treasurer 26 Aug 2:15 - 3:15P St. Clare Hospital Various

Club Treasurer 12 Sep 7P Online Hedstrom

Club Treasurer 16 Sep 10:15-11:15A St. Clare Hospital Various

Club Board of Directors 2 May 7P Online Hedstrom

Club Board of Directors 15 Jun 7P Online Hedstrom

Club Board of Directors 15 Aug 7P Online Hedstrom

Updated: May 1, 2017

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